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Mitsubishi’s stylish compact sedan is offered in DE, ES, GTS and Ralliart trims. The two lower trims are powered by a 152-horsepower (143 hp in California-emissions-level states) inline-4. The GTS has a 2.4-liter 168-hp four and also features 18-inch wheels and a firmer suspension. Should that not be enough, there is the Ralliart, which offers a turbocharged engine and all-wheel drive.
A five-speed manual transmission is standard on all but the Ralliart, while Mitsubishi’s first continuously variable transmission (CVT) is optional (except on Ralliart). The 237-hp Ralliart comes with a quick-witted automated-clutch manual transmission.
In addition to safety items like standard anti-lock brakes and stability control, Mitsubishi’s compact sedan offers a number of high-tech features — such as keyless ignition, automatic climate control, a touchscreen navigation system, hard-drive music storage and Bluetooth connectivity — which up until recently were reserved for luxury automobiles.
In reviews of the 2010 Mitsubishi Lancer, experts have been impressed with its improved handling, sporty styling and high-tech optional features. The Rockford Fosgate hard-drive-equipped audio system drew particularly high praise.
Many auto experts suggest choosing the Lancer over its competitors. They really like the five-speed manual transmission and the impressive Mitsubishi Lancer GTS, and you’ll be happy to know that fuel economy is impressive with all models. One could also consider the Ralliart, which is a kick to drive thanks to its ripping acceleration and sharp handling.
Visit the leading Orlando Mitsubishi dealer, Longwood Mitsubishi, and schedule a test drive for the award winning 2010 Mitsubishi Lancer.

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